look at what it is like to take over a long running family business. time now to get down to business. we begin with energy. it will be clean and safe and power 1.8 million homes in the north of england and the midlands. that is the plan presented by the uk government and the netherlands who have announced the world s largest multiuse electricity powerline built under the north sea. the will connect the uk in the netherlands with offshore wind farms providing energy to britain aiming to reduce household bills. this announcement comes at the start of the second north sea summit which kicks off today in belgium, the founding countries are belgium, denmark and the netherlands will be joined by france, uk ireland norway and luxembourg and the largest ever coalition around energy in the northeast off let s talk to jess ralston head of energy at the energy and climate intelligence unit. first of all, uk government is saying it s the s largest of its kind, powerline is delivering c
sceptical, there is least foreign investment in china and the biggest question is what is going to happen with the international community, we are hearing us continue to echo calls for multilateral sponsors especially when it comes to the chinese behaviour and interaction with russia and all of that is creating headwinds going forward. the data suggesting today china is on track for recovery after three years of zero covid 19. track for recovery after three years of zero covid-19.- years of zero covid-19. katie silva in singapore, years of zero covid-19. katie silva in singapore, thank- years of zero covid-19. katie l silva in singapore, thank you. across the world and in the uk, this is bbc news. royal weddings and their dresses have long captured the public imagination. while they may not have always been white they have always been white they have always been very elaborate. like this one the oldest surviving royal wedding dress, dating back to the marriage of princess charlotte i
not be worth occupying those areas because they will just not be worth occupying those areas because they willjust become a painful abscess to the ukrainians but i think for the most part, they can accomplish what they want here fairly quickly. can accomplish what they want here fairly quickly- fairly quickly. how long do you think that fairly quickly. how long do you think that could fairly quickly. how long do you think that could happen? - fairly quickly. how long do you | think that could happen? well, fairly quickly. how long do you - think that could happen? well, we are talking. think that could happen? well, we are talking. i think that could happen? well, we are talking, i think think that could happen? well, we are talking, i think in think that could happen? well, we are talking, i think in military - are talking, i think in military terms, at that very soonest, we are talking weeks. but it may be months and depending on the russian ability to defend and the ukra
here and absolutely, we will continue to be here and continue to raise money and support here and continue to raise money and support our here and continue to raise money and support our veteran community. genemi support our veteran community. generaljames bashall, thank you very much indeed, congratulations to the royal british legion on 100 years of service. the royal british legion on100 years of service. the royal british legion on 100 years of service. nick witchell, our ro al years of service. nick witchell, our royal correspondence, years of service. nick witchell, our royal correspondence, thank - years of service. nick witchell, our royal correspondence, thank you. | two people were injured when a train crashed through buffers at a station in north london. around 50 people were evacuated after the incident involving a london overground train at enfield town station during rush hour this morning. safety inspectors from the rail regulator are investigating what happened.
2016 by the british inquiry? if you no 2016 by the british inquiry? if you to back in 2016 by the british inquiry? if you go back in the 2016 by the british inquiry? if you go back in the sweep 2016 by the british inquiry? if you go back in the sweep of 2016 by the british inquiry? if you go back in the sweep of it - 2016 by the british inquiry? if you go back in the sweep of it when . 2016 by the british inquiry? if gm. go back in the sweep of it when this happened in 2006 the consequences were not that significant for russia, but in the years since we have seen more pressure being put on the russian government. in 2016 the inquiry we mentioned, now this judgment. we also had events in salisbury and other incidents as well which i suppose have added to that picture of what the russian state is capable of and is willing to do, which perhaps was not seen in 2006 when this first happened. in a sense, this adds to that picture that has been built up over the years. that has been bui